Clubhouse of CR Land · Guanyun Runfu in Nanjing

CR Land · Guanyun Runfu in Nanjing inherits the refined luxury genes of CR Land's "Fu Series", and draws inspiration from Wen Zhengming's legendary painting "The Eastern Garden" to create a ceremonial sequence of "Three Axes, Five Gardens, and Six Progressions". With utmost craftsmanship, it endows the space with abundant vitality, respectfully offering a rare tribute to the elite.



By deconstructing culture and history, Bluemoon Design conceptualizes Clubhouse of CR Land · Guanyun Runfu as the "Jinling Art Museum", using flowers as the central metaphor to connect the entire spatial context. As one moves through different scenes, the natural splendor of the changing seasons and the ingenious artistic creations blend within the space, co-authoring a magnificent epic of the imperial city.



In the Art Flower Hall, designers crafts a luxurious plum blossom chandelier through the cutting and assembly of crystals. The jagged branches and fully bloomed flowers transform into dazzling gemstone pendants, evoking the image of red plums blossom on snow, exuding a subtle fragrance that comes unbidden.



Natural light and shadows of the sky pour into the Art Gallery through the floor-to-ceiling windows, blurring the boundary between dawn and dusk along the path of life. Strolling through, the fragrance of flowers playfully leaps, and the tables and chairs are imbued with a distant aroma.



In the negotiation area, the scattered checkered stone platforms support white-faced, red-veined velvet flowers. Designers deconstructs natural imagery, refining the texture and patterns of the installations with meticulous craftsmanship.



In the reading area, local intangible cultural heritage elements such as Nanjing brocade, lacquer painting, and Jinling lanterns are cleverly integrated into the space, while the Music Island is nestled among beaded curtains, with a bronze-colored metal piano and cascading fiery-colored flowers, generating vivid artistic vitality.



Bluemoon, as a pioneer, deconstructs natural elements into the materials, forms, textures, and colors of objects, metaphorically representing the scale of life. Stories and emotions flow naturally, resonating with the evening breeze of the Qinhuai River and carrying a hint of Jinling plum blossom fragrance into the peaceful dreams of the world.